On Jun 20, 6:03*pm, Andy Dingley wrote:
On Jun 20, 5:39*pm, John Nagelson wrote:

Could someone recommend a good adhesive to stick the edge of some
plywood to the flat of a plane of glass?

Lots of them. Unlike metals or plastic, you shouldn't have too much of
a problem here with thermal expansion breaking the joint.

I might use cyanoacrylate, or epoxy if I wanted some gap filling. *You
could also use various silicones and polyurethane mastics. If you want
a big of resilience in a large job, I'd use PU (if I had some handy)
or else silicone.

Mirrormate is also worth a look - it won't damage the silvering on
mirrors.

Thanks Andy. I need to stick the edge of a piece of 5mm plywood, 10cm
long, to the middle of the flat of a pane of 5mm glass, at a funny
angle (so a glue that fills gaps would be good), and to do this four
times. The glass is plain, transparent, without silvering.

Could you recommend a specific type of product (or product) out of
those that you mention?

Thanks again!

John